Brilliant. The problem is now fixed, using exactly this method. Unfortunately done before I read the part about pressure caution, but I seem to have got away with it.
And it turns out that my hypothesis about the lack of water altogether from the shower was correct, it too is working perfectly now.
Next question though. In my search for an explanation, I had cause to look more closely at the pump system, a watermill one. It has a separate low voltage water pump and transformer, with the tranformer having a screw adjuster for the pump output - currently set to low.
This suggests to me that I can move it up a notch and get a more powerful shower. Any comments? Worth a try, or likely to blow something up?
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Lack of hot water. Air lock? new
Lack of hot water. Air lock? new